So one big holiday is over and I'm glad. The company has gone home (hi Mom!), the leftover turkey is in the freezer, and Hubby and I shared the last slice of pie straight out of the the pie tin at the kitchen counter. My house is a mess. I didn't do one bit of house work this week, and while I'm not a neat freak, I do prefer a tidy home. I realized my kitchen floor is a mess-that will be priority no. 1 today, then laundry.
I did manage to fit in a couple of short runs this week but my longest run was only 7 miles. I'm hoping to get back to 30 mpw in the next couple of weeks. I really want to focus on maintaining a good running base this winter. It's going to be hard this month; we have a lot of stuff going on in addition to the usual Christmas stuff. So I have to stay focused and keep running at the top of my to do list. I got a second pair of shoes this weekend and I can now rotate my shoes in an effort to make them last a little longer.
I'm done with turkey for a while. Today's menu will be lasagna with a nice spinach salad. And no dessert!
And here's where I spend my mornings:
Pugsley and me
About Me
- Tanya
- I'm your average, everyday, middle aged woman who runs, cooks, travels, shoots guns, plays with sporty cars, drinks wine, and generally pretty much enjoys life in central California. My blog will be mostly about running and my training. You will understand why I call myself the last place runner when you see my stats...
4 comments:
Good job on the runs and shoes.
I find Dec the hardest month to keep my mileage up. We are just so very busy. Enjoy your lasagna!
I agree with Sarah. December, Jan and Feb are hard to keep up the miles.
Now get to work and clean that house!
:)
Tanya,
You may appreciate this -- I prepared and cooked the turkey and, as such, I managed to insert a run a quick five mile run between basting. I've become bit obsessive about turkey and running, I suspect.
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